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Historic Marine Way Pump Station Rehabilitation

Client:
City of Delray Beach
Market:
Transportation, Highways, Roads & Bridges
Location:
Delray Beach, FL

Project Details

The City of Delray Beach selected WGI to continue with the Sea-Level Rise (SLR) initiative started at the Veterans Park (to the south of Atlantic Avenue) and the City Marina (to the north of the project area). Both Veterans Park and the City Marina Projects had been designed previously by WGI to provide increased seawall elevation along the Intracoastal Waterway with the design flexibility and ability to accommodate two additional feet of freeboard.

The flood criteria for the project consisted of:

  • Seawall design for sea level rise for both the existing (observed and measured) King Tide conditions and for future +2.0 feet of additional SLR.

  • Flood design of critical structures such as electrical panels, emergency generators, and pumps have been elevated above the existing identified FEMA flood zone elevation.

  • The proposed seawalls have been designed to resist the current SLR and future estimate of (+~2.0 feet).

The proposed seawalls are designed to mitigate the impacts of the groundwater response to the SLR and semi-annual King Tide events by increasing the flow-net path between the Intracoastal and the marine way upland.

Project Cost $21,100,000.00

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  • Historic Marine Way Pump Station Rehabilitation — image 1

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